NOTHING TO CELEBRATE: Mourinho is adamant his side won't win the title despite lying just two points adrift of leaders Liverpool [EPA]

Goals from Demba Ba and Willian ensured the Blues came away with from Anfield with a valuable victory that leaves them just two points adrift of the Reds with two games left to play.

“Now we can say we won both matches against the champions. If it's Liverpool, we won both. If it's City, we won both”

Jose Mourinho

The win also means Chelsea have recorded home and away doubles over both Liverpool and Manchester City this season.

And that is the fact Mourinho is most proud of.

"Now we can say we won both matches against the champions," he told Sky Sports. "If it's Liverpool, we won both. If it's City, we won both.

"With these three points we need one point to finish third. It was a good season for us and an evolution in many aspects of this team.

"The champions will be City or Liverpool so we have nothing to celebrate."

PROUD: Mourinho is delighted with his side's performances against the top clubs this season [EPA]

In the build up to the blockbuster clash at Anfield, Mourinho revealed he was thinking of playing a weakened side, with an eye firmly pointed towards Wednesday night's Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid.